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  • '''Wealth''' is a measure of the value of [[asset]]s owned by a person or group; coll
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  • '''[[Wealth]] management''' is the process of assisting people with [[finance|financial ==History of Wealth Management==
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  • ...effect on spending decisions of changes in the perceived level of personal wealth. (Changes that are expected to be temporary are believed to have a smaller
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  • '''[[Wealth]] management''' is the process of assisting people with [[finance|financial ==History of Wealth Management==
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  • ...tal]] purchases with the intention of increasing their [[Wealth management|wealth]].
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  • ...is political movement which seeks to promote the equitable distribution of wealth through democratic means.
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  • ...al movement which seeks to attain community control of the distribution of wealth through democratic means.
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  • An economic paradigm based on the fact that most wealth is created by capital, managed and directed by humans.
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  • Any socio-economic system in which property and distribution of wealth are controlled by a community, by cooperation law.
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  • ...a (play)|Lysistrata]]'', ''[[Frogs (play)|Frogs]]'', and ''[[Wealth (play)|Wealth]]''.
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  • An explanation of international trade proposed by Adam Smith in 1776 in his ''Wealth of Nations''.
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  • ...t wife of [[Mark Madoff]], a son of [[Bernie Madoff]], allowed to keep her wealth, unlike other family members
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  • ...contributor to the modern perception of free market economics; author of ''Wealth of Nations'' (1776).
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  • ...ges}}</noinclude>A law professor at [[Harvard University]] who wrote ''The Wealth of Networks'', a book on the legal economics of mass internet collaboration
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  • ...of December 31, 2019, BlackRock is the world's largest [[Wealth management|wealth manager]].<ref>{{cite web ...sion fund|pension funds]], [[foundation|foundations]], insurers, sovereign wealth [[Fund (finance)|funds]] and central [[bank|banks]].
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  • ...and services, and their effects upon social conduct, the distribution of wealth and the level of economic activity.
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  • ...effect on spending decisions of changes in the perceived level of personal wealth. (Changes that are expected to be temporary are believed to have a smaller
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  • ...s indicated by departure from the 45 degree diagonal (sometimes applied to wealth).
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  • ...on created by members of a family-owned business out of their own personal wealth.
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  • '''Wealth''' is a measure of the value of [[asset]]s owned by a person or group; coll
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  • generally, the reduction in wealth due to the ageing of the population: in the financial context, the increase
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  • ...refers to any socio-economic system in which property and distribution of wealth are subject to control by a community, whether through cooperation or by st
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  • ...Debts", Book V, Chapter III ''An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations'', First published 1776, Methuen 1904[http://www.econlib.org/lib
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  • {{r|Wealth management}}
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  • ...uis de Mirabeau]] in 1763 and was popularized by [[Adam Smith]] in ''[[The Wealth of Nations]]''. Although [[Classical Economics|Classical economists]] used ...e trade (mainly through taxation) in such a way as to maximize a kingdom's wealth in bullion.
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  • ...uthorlink= Adam Smith |title= An Inquiry into the Nation and Causes of the Wealth of Nations}}
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  • * Smith Adam, ''The Wealth of the Nations'', (Modern Library, 2000)[[http://www.econlib.org/library/Sm * Roncaglia, Alessandro. ''The Wealth of Ideas: A History of Economic Thought'' (2006)
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  • *{{cite book|author=Trevor Kletz|title=Cheaper Safer Plants, or Wealth and Safety at Work|edition=2nd Edition| publisher=I.Chem.E. |year=1984|id=I
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  • ...on the legal economics of mass collaboration on the Internet titled [[The Wealth of Networks]].
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  • * Carnegie, Andrew. ''The Gospel of Wealth and Other Essays'' (1901) [http://books.google.com/books?id=q5ALvRp61wgC&dq ...cornell.edu/cgi-bin/moa/moa-cgi?notisid=ABQ7578-0148-88] called "Gospel of Wealth" in British edition]
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  • *''Sudden Wealth'' (2000)
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  • ...rchy. The first subsidy was taken in 1207 and began as a tax on individual wealth. From 1334 the system changed so that settlements were taxed as whole entit
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  • ...consumption]]: people consuming goods in order to display their income or wealth. Veblen goods are ostensibly an exception to the law of [[supply and demand
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  • *The consumption of wealth, 1889
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  • ...illions: The 60 Plus Association's conservative message isn't new, but its wealth is.
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  • * 1776 [[Adam Smith]]'s ''Wealth of Nations''[http://www.econlib.org/library/Smith/smWN.html].
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  • * Copley, Stephen, and Kathryn Sutherland, eds. ''Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations: New Interdisciplinary Essays'' (1995) * Glahe, F. ed. ''Adam Smith and the Wealth of Nations: 1776-1976'' (1977)
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  • ...c table of elements.] Clicking on an element brings up a page containing a wealth of information about that element.
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  • ...ligarchs are nobles, it is called an [[aristocracy]]; when they are men of wealth, it is called a [[plutocracy]]. Oligarchy often is viewed pejoratively:<ref ...e alleviations of the other. It will be the rule of men, spoiled by sudden wealth, with no hereditary sense of honor and dignity, no character to support and
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  • ...ia region date from the 9th century AD by [[Arab]] traders, describing the wealth of the Mali Empire and its Mandinka rulers. By the 16th century the area wa
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  • ...s represent the African people, the fertility of the land, and the mineral wealth beneath its soil.}}
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  • {{r|Wealth of Nations (book)}}
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  • ...rd theorem is that a perfectly competitive markets create distributions of wealth that are Pareto optimal. ...tion of income and wealth is highly skewed, with a few holding most of the wealth. He argued that all observed societies follow a regular logarithmic patte
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  • ...espite suspicions that he was mismanaging or stealing moneys. He made his wealth on his salesmanship and on the volume of sales and not through deceit or co
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  • ...evote himself to scholarship, high society, and politics. At his death his wealth was about £675,000–£775,000. In 1799 Ricardo had read [[Adam Smith]]'s ''Wealth of Nations'' and developed an interest in economics. He wrote a number of p
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  • ...ation of international trade proposed by [[Adam Smith]] in 1776 in his ''[[Wealth of Nations]]''. A country has an absolute advantage over another if it need
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  • ...years and maximum of 85 years. The goalpost for the minimum income in the wealth component is US$100 (PPP) and for the maximum is US$40,000 (PPP).
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  • Emigration has meant that Italians have brought the rich wealth of their cuisine to many other nations. There are sizable populations of p
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  • ...arly development. John, the most active of the three, gained considerable wealth from the china trade and the [[slave trade]], as well as shipping (he sold
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  • ...ml SMITH, Adam (1723-1790). ''An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations''. London: Methuen and Co., Ltd., ed. Edwin Cannan, 1904. Fifth ...de l'Aulne (1727-1781).''Reflections on the Formation and Distribution of Wealth''. London: Printed by E. Spragg, 1793. Translated from the French. First pu
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  • ...but by how much he gave away to other people. Prestige derived from this wealth. Giving away more than anyone was a tactic for attracting more respect and
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  • *Adam Smith's ''Wealth of Nations'' is published in Edinburgh. ...Economics textbook codified the neo-classical updating of Adam Smith's <i>Wealth of Nations</i> as the contemporary view of the private sector.
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  • ...technology that directly attacks the problem of rural poverty by creating wealth and jobs in the villages. A technology that creates industries and careers :The shifting balance of wealth and population between villages and cities is one of the main themes of hum
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  • ...Pudong as a special economic development zone has brought a great deal of wealth to Shanghai.
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  • ...pulation. In addition to the devastating social effects, it increased the wealth per head of the survivors because domestic animals and other assets were no
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  • '''Binary economics''' asks two basic questions: “Who or what creates wealth, and, why are there so few capitalists in [[capitalist]]<ref>Capitalist, as ...rtant changes in economic reality is the labour/capital ratio as inputs to wealth producing economic processes.<ref> ''Binary Productiveness'' in Ashford and
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  • ...l values were to be rooted in something other than the pursuit of material wealth.
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  • ...e how to overcome the significant challenges related to extracting mineral wealth from mineral deposits that are becoming more difficult to mine.
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  • ...without consideration of "race, colour, religion or faith, sex, birth or wealth, or any other similar criteria." The requirements prohibit: ...erse distinction founded on race, colour, religion or faith, sex, birth or wealth, or any other similar criteria.
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  • ...passed damning evidence of a worldwide [[cabal]] of unimaginable power and wealth, and of their endgame that the coming war was meant to set in motion. It wa
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  • ...him in charge of publishing for the Party, which brought him considerable wealth. He held the high rank of [[Leadership Corps of the Nazi Party#Reichsleiter
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  • ..., H. O. A., and P. Whittle, "A Model Explaining the Pareto Distribution of Wealth" '' Econometrica'', Vol. 25, No. 4 (Oct., 1957), pp. 591-595 [http://links.
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  • ...n social insurance by this time were in favor of a state-funded program of wealth redistribution along with a state program of poor care. In the 1930's, thi ...ral tax fund. This option would have been more in line with his ideas for wealth redistribution. In the New Deal law, employees paid for many of their bene
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  • ...s for royal houses and nobles throughout Europe, safeguarding the personal wealth of pilgrims, and effectively inventing the concept of the payment cheque. ...dered a rare honor that only served to further cement their cause. As the wealth and power of these highly trained fighters grew, their activities expanded
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  • Born into great wealth and an ancient family of aristocrats, Von Cramm was a homosexual who was pe
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  • ...oups of humans returned to Africa seeking fortune (by means of [[mineral]] wealth or [[slavery|slave]]s) or lasting [[renown|fame]] for [[exploration]] and [ ...world's languages. The continent also contains a treasure of more material wealth - [[gold]], [[diamond]], [[coal]] and other commodities bought and sold leg
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  • ...o realise our true potential and for all of us a community in which power, wealth and opportunity are in the hands of the many, not the few. Where the rights
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  • ...n the West, called by the Greeks, Hesperia; anciency and might in arms and wealth enrich its soil. The Oenotrians lived there once; now, rumor has it, a youn
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  • ...al reactions are: "I could learn more about this, or that, or that; what a wealth of knowledge!" and "Oh, they don't have an article about this; I could writ
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  • ...ng to Focus president [[James D. Daly]], <blockquote>Tim brings with him a wealth of experience and relationships that will prove invaluable to our efforts t
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  • *An expanding wealth of genetic information, together with biochemical, biophysical, and physiol
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  • ...ineteenth and early twentieth centuries, reflected in the cityscape by the wealth of Victorian and Edwardian buildings still surviving there. Since the reduc
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  • ...ge, sickness, and death, the prince lost all joy in living, realising that wealth and luxury did not guarantee happiness. One night he left his sleeping wife
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  • ...tates was dominated by so-called ''gentleman'' players: men of independent wealth who did not need to work. King was an amateur from a middle class family, w
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  • ...eher accused the "conservative mainstream" of believing that "accumulating wealth and power is…the point of life," and further declared, 'The tragic flaw o
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  • ...nternational, Osceola, 1986 - The first book on the subject, it contains a wealth of information and pictures, and covers the history, techical details, and
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  • ...ml SMITH, Adam (1723-1790). ''An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations''. London: Methuen and Co., Ltd., ed. Edwin Cannan, 1904. Fifth
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  • ...book focuses on Apollo 13, it is extremely well-researched and provides a wealth of background information on Apollo technology and procedures.
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  • ...hool (Ll.B. 1845). He became a leading lawyer in Cincinnati, and inherited wealth from his uncle. His diary plainly reveals the ambivalence he felt when his
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  • ...ural life'. They also opposed the pursuit of pleasure in every form: fame, wealth, power and health meant nothing to them. The [[Stoicism|stoics]] would late
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  • ...th of Ideas: A History of Economic Thought'' (2006) [http://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Ideas-History-Economic-Thought/dp/0521691877/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4/103-4827826-54
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  • ...hand, and probably fatally for Silvestre's argument, the letters contain a wealth of accurate detail about the lives of Abelard and Heloise and are linguisti
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  • :(from ''The Wealth of Nations'') ...Sentiments'' (1759), and of ''An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations'' (1776). The latter was a systematic study of the historical de
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  • ...nd habits. Teeth can survive [[fossilisation|fossilization]], so provide a wealth of evidence about how species evolved. The fossil record indicates that tee
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  • ...f their ancestor Prince Kumalae the son of [[King Umi]], had grown to such wealth and strength, and importance, as to be practically independent of even the
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  • ...ny sorrow, and the life circumstances sought by other people (good health, wealth, praise and fame, long life, etc.) were regarded by the Stoic sage as unnec
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  • ...Archons) that the Areopagus began to decline. From this period, someone’s wealth and family status was irrelevant to seeking office as the process was done
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  • ...und palaces. They are often kindly toward humans. They tend to share their wealth rather than just hoard it. They are more like water spirits or deities than ...urses of rivers and streams, while "
Hidden Treasure Dragons" watched over wealth concealed from mortals.
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  • ...r tribe even in the face of external threat; this is partly because family wealth does not disperse, and family loyalties remain undivided.
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  • ...Fiachna]], a vassal of Conchobar's. She sent messengers to Dáire, offering wealth, land and sexual favours in return for the loan of the bull, and Dáire ini
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  • ...His non-fiction included ''The Outline of History'' (1920), ''The Work, Wealth and Happiness of Mankind'' (1931) and ''World Brain'' (1935). Seventy year
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  • ...e cost of the gifts given during the twelves days. Rebekah McCahan of PNC Wealth Management estimates it at over $19,500 for 2007. <ref> http://www.pncchri
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  • ...Kamermeister, and the chronicle was intended to showcase the artistry and wealth of the city.
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  • ...late 1890s. He kept his stock and as [[gasoline]] grew in importance, his wealth soared and he became the world's richest man and first billionaire. ...s, giving birth to the [[Standard Oil Trust]]. The partnership's size and wealth drew much attention. Despite improving the quality and availability of ker
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  • *Adam Smith's ''Wealth of Nations'' is published in Edinburgh.
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  • *The writers generally possess a level of education and wealth far above the average citizens of their nation. If their lives are not typ
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  • ...in the area around Jæren because of "the grandeur of the landscape and the wealth of poverty".<ref name="MIA2">{{cite web|url=http://www.artsmia.org/mirror-o
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  • ..." that America faced &ndash; Mormonism, Socialism, intemperance, excessive wealth, Popery (the Roman Catholic Church), boss-ridden large cities, and unassimi
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  • * Long, Huey P. ''Kingfish to America: Share Our Wealth.'' edited by Henry M. Christman; (1985). 143 pp.
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  • ...ticians have attempted. Pernicious and impracticable as was his Share-Our-Wealth plan, its objective of plenty for all, without "[[brain trust]]" or dogma, ...d by pious Baptist evangelicalism and by a Populistic animosity toward the wealth and sophistication of the planter class and of "evil" New Orleans. Huey bec
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  • ...vern the production, distribution and consumption of [[wealth (economics)|wealth]], and to use that understanding to assist in the prediction of the consequ
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  • ...vern the production, distribution and consumption of [[wealth (economics)|wealth]], and to use that understanding to assist in the prediction of the consequ
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  • ...Under these circumstances the government enacted the varlık vergisi (real wealth tax) in December 1942. Neumark was of the opinion that it should be a one-y == The wealth tax ==
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  • ...questions, concerning the scope of justice, justice in the distribution of wealth and other goods, and the institutions responsible for justice, are central ...Rights''. Cambridge: Polity, 2002. p. 2.</ref> Is this ''distribution'' of wealth and other goods just? What is the root cause of poverty, and are there syst
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  • ...tested of philosophical questions. For example, the proper distribution of wealth in society &mdash; should it be equal? meritocratic? according to status? & ...primarily, the morally right assignment of good and bad things (including wealth, power, status, respect and punishment); alternatively, it has been thought
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  • ...llusions seem not to be. Even if he could feel the arm, he could rely on a wealth of other information to realize that the arm was gone. ...aids that we use today, for example diagrams, cartesion coordinates, and a wealth of methods that derive from using coordinates and Bayesian charts.
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  • ...tation as one who sought justice, irrespective without regard to status or wealth.
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  • ...d to determine whether someone could be a citizen or not could be based on wealth, taxes paid, political participation, or parentage.
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  • The articles in that publication also include a wealth of additional information on many of them. The list does not include inform
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  • ...tein renounced all of the comforts that he had known prior to the war: his wealth and his career in philosophy. He took a position as a rural school teacher
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  • ...scina, Italy on July 14, 1602, to an aristocratic family that had lost its wealth. He was educated by [[Jesuit]]s at Rome and was named papal envoy of France
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  • ...dson [[Henry Ford II]] in 1945. He died in 1947 leaving nearly all of his wealth to the [[Ford Foundation]].
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  • ...cation of brain and muscle to the natural resources of the country creates wealth, is as much a business man as the man who goes upon the Board of Trade an ...ckson to stand, as Jackson stood, against the encroachments of organized wealth.
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  • ...between various capital cities and Moscow from 1934 to 1937, which give a wealth of detail about Moscow's control of the various national Communist parties
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  • ...s, and Iranians. "Unlike other opposition figures he [Maliki] didn't build wealth, he is very honest and very organised," The cleric said his style is implic
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  • ...nal debt]]. It can also be used to create a more equitable distribution of wealth, but its use for that purpose tends to reduce economic growth. The economic ...defence and law and order, but object to its use for the redistribution of wealth. Professors Holmes and Sunstein have argued, however, that redistributio
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  • ...||'''dur-ga'''-maar-THA-sva-'''roo'''-PI-''ṇ''ee ||who is the very form of wealth or meaning
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  • ...ndependence would be in great jeopardy, but they might long preserve their wealth and their cultivation: whereas if they never acquired the habit of forming
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  • ...mith/smWN.html Smith, Adam: ''An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations'', (1776) Library of Econmics and Liberty]
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  • ...plant including mining for coal, iron and other minerals. This industrial wealth had a environmental cost. The open-hearth furnaces of the steel mill create Anshan is rich in other mineral wealth too. The southern and south eastern areas of Anshan are rich in magnesite.
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  • ...should guard their graves with sacred vigilance. All that the consecrated wealth and taste of the nation can add to their adornment and security, is but a f
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  • ...ed property. The Conservative opposition, who represented the interests of wealth and landed property, argued that money should be raised by tariffs on impor
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  • ...Economic Chronicle. How one of the richest countries in the world lost its wealth'' (2007)
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  • ...cuments being stored electronically, the potential for tapping into such a wealth of data can not be underestimated. This usage relies on breaching informati
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  • ...th discriminating against the fastest growing segment of society -- with a wealth of experience -- because some of them ''might'' be difficult. [[User:Shawn
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  • ...med that perfect competition necessarily leads to an ideal distribution of wealth. The propositions which emerge from the concept of perfect competition are
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  • ...ities. Fortunately, these manifold changes came at a time of unprecedented wealth so that many of today's older people are not only living longer. They are a
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  • ...[[fur trade|fur-pelt export trade]] to Europe flourished adding additional wealth to the region. After 1720, mid-Atlantic farming stimulated with the interna Some immigrants who just arrived purchased farms and shared in this export wealth, but many poor German and Scots-Irish immigrants were forced to work as agr
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  • ...uble meaning alluded to by the band, the term also applies to "a person of wealth and high social standing", which was also fitting in this circumstance.
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  • ...uch of the benefits of the agricultural economy. Sandinistas redistributed wealth, although the rich-to-poor disparity remains great. On winning a 1984 elect
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  • ...ssive Era]] was a major proponent of philanthropy through the "[[Gospel of Wealth]]." ...manage enterprise. Individual entrepreneurship was the republican way to wealth for the individual and for society as a whole. In opposition was the versio
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  • ...ber of factory workers, to represent the division of labour described in ''Wealth of Nations''.
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  • ...ion the Academy of Sciences was closed (1793) and Legendre lost his family wealth during the upheaval. Nevertheless, he married at this time, which did not k
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  • ...ss.<ref>Phillip A. O'Hara, "Thorstein Veblen's Theory of Collective Social Wealth, Instincts and Property Relations." ''History of Economic Ideas'' 1999 7(3)
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  • * '''Economic profit:''' This is the increase in wealth that an investor has from making an investment, taking into consideration a
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  • ...oods) for individual or collective consumption and redistribute income and wealth.) ...-b5-c1-pt-3.htm Adam Smith: ''An Inquiry into the Nature And Causes of the Wealth of Nations'', Book 5, Chapter 1, Part 3, (first published 1776)]</ref>. The
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  • ...ressive Era]] was a major proponent of philanthropy through the "Gospel of Wealth." ...manage enterprise. Individual entrepreneurship was the republican way to wealth for the individual and for society as a whole. In opposition was the versio
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  • ...ook, which greatly benefits from Darwin's obvious enthusiasm for the great wealth of forms and [[organism]]s in nature. This, among other reasons, made it a
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  • ...it is theoretically possible for a government to alter the distribution of wealth without causing an economy to depart from an initially Pareto-efficient con
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  • ...he editor, 3-39; contains unpublished manuscripts of Hildreth's "Theory of Wealth", 44-74, and his "Theory of Taste", 75-120, and some minor writings, also s
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  • ...otle]], the ''economic dimension'' is the individual human action of using wealth. ...hat has value but does not give value. He did not see labor as a source of wealth. Aristotle formulated a "theory of the value of labor". Observing that labo
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  • ...a scheme for tackling the problem of widespread poverty and adding to the wealth of the nation by establishing a self-sustaining communities which would pro
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  • ...vy industry has greatly diminished, and [[Flanders]] surpassed Wallonia in wealth as Wallonia declined economically. Wallonia now suffers from high unemploym
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  • ...advances in invitro fertilization and health care, the correlation between wealth, access to health care, and high infant survival rates are not straight-for
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  • ...-b5-c1-pt-3.htm Adam Smith: ''An Inquiry into the Nature And Causes of the Wealth of Nations'', Book 5, Chapter 1, Part 3, (first published 1776)]</ref>;<br>
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  • ...e three types of people in this world - lovers of honour, of wisdom and of wealth. I am of the first type, and that is all I want."
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  • ...h the greatest financial resources came from his wife, he did not hide his wealth, but also would use informal means for getting things done. For example, he
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  • ...James Jr. in battle and Henry of typhoid fever. He managed to maintain his wealth during the Civil War by selling cotton to U.S. Treasury agents. After the w
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  • ...ast. The history of every culture displays a pattern of development from a wealth of supernatural events &ndash; "[p]rodigies, omens, oracles, judgements"<re
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  • ...is incumbent on every Muslim to employ everything he has, his life and his wealth, to send [Rushdie] to hell."
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  • ...of the American [[philanthropy]] (Andrew Carnegie called it the "Gospel of Wealth") that endowed thousands of colleges, hospitals, museums, academies, school ...t [[blast furnace]]. Both Carnegie and Rockefeller gave away most of their wealth in large scale philanthropy. Carnegie created the Carnegie Institute of Te
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  • * Gordon, John Steele ''An Empire of Wealth: The Epic History of American Economic Power'' (2004), popular history ...vin. ''The Political Economy of the Cotton South: Households, Markets, and Wealth in the Nineteenth Century'' [http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=101079302
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  • * Frank, Robert. ''Richistan: A Journey Through the American Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich''. Crown, 2007. ISBN 0307339262.
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  • Wasting the wealth of garments silver-worth."</blockquote>
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  • ...shared this view. He also maintained that the true source of the national wealth were its people.<ref>Griffith faced mockery for holding this position, the
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  • ...ac.+Ann.+12.31 12:31-32]</ref> Prasutagus lived a long life of conspicuous wealth, and, hoping to preserve his line, made the Roman emperor co-heir to his ki ...peech in which she presents herself not as an aristocrat avenging her lost wealth, but as an ordinary person, avenging her lost freedom, her battered body an
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  • * Landes, David S. ''The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some Are So Rich and Some So Poor'' (1998)
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  • Its turbulent history has produced a wealth of literature from popular music and poetry to novels, films and plays, as
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  • ...lectrons. But once it has been reviewed and approved, CZ has added to the wealth of culinary knowledge. And see my little addition below about "the revolut
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  • ...aristocratic families are cemented by fosterage of each other's children. Wealth is reckoned in cattle. Warfare mainly takes the form of cattle raids, and o
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  • ...e stumbled, successfully, into the future of innovation, business, and how wealth and just about everything else will be created.” <ref name="tw2">Tapscott
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  • An accumulation of studies on impact evaluations offers a wealth of knowledge as those studies are the building blocks for more general less
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  • ...ederick the Great]] of Prussia put it, "The number of the people makes the wealth of states." The policy implications were clear: the state should help rais ...ution of wealth did contribute to poverty but believed that redistributing wealth would only make poverty worse. Strong themes indeed--and ones that echoed
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  • ...sing as much power in a central government as humanly possible. It's about wealth redistribution. It's social engineering at its absolute worst. <ref name=LI
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  • ...e sufferings of wounded Civil War veterans. He never married, did not seek wealth or influential connections, and was invariably optimistic and cheerful. Wh
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  • ...inland [[Greece]], to [[Italy]] and even to [[Gaul]], and won considerable wealth and fame.
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  • ...molean Museum]]). The [[Grand Tour]] – a journey round Europe for those of wealth and independence – saw people become more interested in historic sites.<r
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  • ...r contributor to the modern perception of free market economics; author of Wealth of Nations (1776)
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  • ...f name=nytimes1948-10-03/><ref name=nytimes1950-06-17/> The Duke family's wealth, at the time the book and movie were set, was primarily based in Tobacco.
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  • ..._Abbott_Celibacy"/> Several women joined Om Mandali, and contributed their wealth to the association. Dada Lekhraj preached [[Bhagavad Gita]] to his follower
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  • ...al aesthetics and a complete inability to hold onto any of their plundered wealth. They are expert swordsmen, climbers, sailors, riders and practically any o
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  • ..., for the first time since 2004, and use its $15 billion reserve sovereign wealth funds. This is likely to disrupt the incoming president's campaign promise
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  • [[Adam Smith]], influenced by Hume, wrote ''The Wealth of Nations'' (1776), the first work in modern economics. This famous study,
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  • ...limsoll|Tipton Plimsoll]], after a lengthy binge celebrating his new-found wealth, decides to lay off the booze after mistaking Lister's [[gorilla]]-like fac
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  • ...peal. The anarchist not only despises the wealthy - the anarchist despises wealth itself. Much of its literature arose from the English Revolution of the mid
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  • * Wright, Gavin. "'Economic Democracy' and the Concentration of Agricultural Wealth in the Cotton South, 1850-1860," ''Agricultural History'', 44 (January 1970
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  • ...to epidemic illness when ships arrived carrying ill passengers. Since the wealth of the port was dependent on the docking of ships, but the life of the inha
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  • ...conciliated the north and made alliance with the only family matching his wealth or importance, that of [[Edwin, Earl of Mercia]], and his brother [[Morcar]
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  • ...king for an opportunity to leave government service, having no independent wealth and children going to college.
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  • ...', Shahid Javed Burki.</ref>. Education was prioritised with the new found wealth<ref>"...the Arain families put their money into education and reaped quick
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  • ...housing market suffering the severest correction for 50 years, household wealth was declining, and with credit conditions getting tighter, households had
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  • ...wore spiffy clothes and a glorious handlebar mustache; thanks to inherited wealth he lived in style. He often went horseback riding with Roosevelt in Washing
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  • ...its main character is Jay Gatsby, a bootlegger who has gained substantial wealth by selling illegal alcohol. Another relatively well-known novel is the ver
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  • ...his father's swindled clients, under a claim they should have known their wealth was based on crime.<ref name=townandcountrymag2017-05-19/><ref name=thelist
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  • ...science]]s who might change their interpretation depending on the fame and wealth of their patient. In fact, [[evidence-based medicine]], and all health scie
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  • ...taxes on inheritance and luxuries.<ref>Rousseau disliked both extremes of wealth and poverty.</ref> ...mething and no one has too much must exist.<ref>ie, preventing extremes of wealth and poverty</ref> The conclusion derived from all of this was that the peop
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  • This novel is about attempts by a schoolmaster's daughter to marry new wealth.
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  • Monty Bodkin, despite his wealth, needs to hold a job down for a full year, so when he is sacked from his cu
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  • ...out the 19th century and for the opening decades of the 20th, Americans of wealth generally had far more corpulent bodies than their descendants of the early
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  • ..., who raised themselves from their humble origins in antebellum Boston, to wealth and high status, while still retaining a sense of Protestant social respons ===Age of Sail and new wealth===
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  • ...as trained in the law, but never practiced, and must have had considerable wealth available to him as he purchased several large tracts of land in the Duck C
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  • * Wright, Gavin. "'Economic Democracy' and the Concentration of Agricultural Wealth in the Cotton South, 1850-1860," ''Agricultural History'', 44 (January 1970
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  • ...ker members of the society. In addition, one has to raise material wealth needed for the worship of gods and ancestral spirits.
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  • ...ed the financial risk themselves. As the state increased its influence and wealth through the 17th and 18th centuries, the concept of "risk-taking" was added
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  • ...udi Arabia''' is a [[country]] of the [[Middle East]] with immense [[oil]] wealth, and a small population with power concentrated in a very large royal famil
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  • ...' A factor-based deprivation index consisting of 11 education, occupation, wealth, income distribution, unemployment, poverty, and housing quality indicators ...ioeconomic ‘deprivation index’ using indicators of “education, occupation, wealth, income distribution, unemployment, poverty, and housing”, applying the d
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  • ...many [[developing country|developing countries]], pockets of poverty amid wealth in [[developed country|developed countries]], loss of livelihoods as a resu
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  • ...sted red for those who died in the struggle for independence, gold for the wealth of the country and green for the forest. The black star in the centre is th
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  • :for he waxed under welkin, in wealth he throve,
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  • ...idle holders of idle capital’ and ‘the struggling masses, who produce the wealth and pay the taxes of the country;’ and, my friends, the question we are t
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  • ...the right of popular rebellion against tyranny. Smith, in his monumental ''Wealth of Nations'' (1776), advocated liberty in the sphere of commerce and the gl ...ocal agriculture. The industrial developments, while they brought work and wealth, were so rapid that housing, town-planning, and provision for public health
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  • ...Protestant families of New York and New England, and often from inherited wealth. They belonged to or identified with the emerging business and professional
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  • ...arthquakes and volcanic eruptions have been produced with an extraordinary wealth of realistic display. ...n assumed a less prominent place than formerly, while the vastly increased wealth of stage properties relegated to the background the old-fashioned equestria
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  • ...powerful voice in the affairs of Holland as well. Only men with sufficient wealth and a long enough residence within the city could join the ruling class. Th Amsterdam's wealth was generated by its commerce, which was in turn sustained by the judicious
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  • ...rance companies went out of business, their stockholders having lost their wealth. One insurance company reopened, giving its policyholders shares of stock i
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  • ...e who believe that the value of its achievements can be judged by monetary wealth and the products of science and engineering he dubs "Philistines" (a word d
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  • ...nt mainline churches in the United States were growing rapidly in numbers, wealth and educational levels, throwing off their frontier beginnings and become c
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  • ...making the government more democratic, using the government to curtail the wealth and power of large businesses and rich people, and various social uplift.
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  • ...ir incomes, and had no cash reserves that could be used to buy food. Their wealth was in the land. Their income depended on tenant farmer to work their lands
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  • ...val, [the Tío] will identify and sympathize with them, and will bring them wealth and good luck in the coming year."<ref name="Lecount 1999" /> The devils a ...t points out between the devil that lives in the mines, presiding over the wealth that they contain, and the Devil that lives in Hell and presides over the s
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  • ...e, Connie urges Dunstable to cosy up to her guest, Vanessa Polk, the great wealth of Vanessa's father being an infallible lure for the avaricious Duke. Lord
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  • ...or foreign wars angered the rich, who were annoyed as well by his enormous wealth and ostentatious living. Wolsey disappointed the king when he failed to sec ...solved them (1536-1540) and transferred of a fifth of the England's landed wealth to new hands. The program was designed primarily to create a landed gentry
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  • * Deterring tax payers trying to avoid their ficudiary obligations by moving wealth surreptitiously out of a tax-levying jurisdiction.
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  • * Campbell, Randolph B., and Richard G. Lowe. ''Wealth and Power in Antebellum Texas'' Texas A&M University Press, 1977.
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  • Not all observers were enthused about the display of wealth and beauty. During the Great Depression, groups of unemployed workers parad
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  • ...[[water-diamond paradox]], which seemed to stump [[Adam Smith]] in his ''[[Wealth of Nations]]''. The problem is this: Why do diamonds have a higher exchan
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  • ...oenix, Arizona|Phoenix]], and she now owns the company, and has a reported wealth over $100 million. Their children are Bridget, 1991 (adopted from [[Banglad
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  • Hegel’s new society aims to combine both individual desires, for wealth, for power, for justice; with the social values of the community - a kind o
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  • ...ng of crisis. Even more extensive philanthropy was possible because of the wealth of the Quaker merchants based in Philadelphia. <ref> Illick (1976) p 225 </
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  • There is some mineral wealth in Afghanistan with sources of uranium, copper, gold, iron, and chrome. Oil
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  • ...ing. The urban areas came to have a complex class structure, compounded of wealth (the more the better), occupation (with the learned professions at the top)
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  • ...w Christian denomination and church. In time she would accumulate personal wealth and found a newspaper, ''The Christian Science Monitor'', that over the nex
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  • ...stock splits make shareholders feel better and engender a sense of greater wealth.
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  • ...tures, the wealthy and powerful have used the large home as a sign of that wealth and influence.
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  • In that sense, stone buildings usually imply wealth and power. ...the degree of treatment is considered directly proportional to quality and wealth.
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  • Started [[wealth]] to go with our Featured Article on [[poverty]]. [[User:John Stephenson|Jo
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  • ...bol for purity, value and royalty (see [[gold album]]). Gold as a sign of wealth and prestige was made fun of by [[Thomas More]] in his treatise [[Utopia (b ...] was at least partly over the rights of miners and possession of the gold wealth in South Africa.
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  • ...oss Value Added) —that is, wealth produced. Such statistics do not include wealth generated by the so-called "submerged economy"—that is, the black market
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  • ..., and the Netherlands as well as much of north eastern France. It owed its wealth to trade, especially from its great cities of [[Bruges]], [[Antwerp]], [[Gh
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  • ...nt principles. The North with all its millions of people and its countless wealth can never conquer the South until a new mode of warfare is adopted. So long
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  • ...e rôle of the state in the distribution of individual [[wealth (economics)|wealth]] and in the defence of personal [[security]] and public order. Rival [[id ...)|economic welfare]] and an equitable distribution of [[wealth (economics)|wealth]]; and which sometimes tend to converge with [[communitarianism]] or [[soci
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  • ...ate in the possession of so many good citizens who, recognizing that great wealth carries obligations, have come forward to assist in meeting the various gro
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  • ...Monarchs" began to forge nations, they acquired the degree of centralized wealth and power necessary to begin systematic attempts at exploration. Not all ex ...delphia]] became a major center of furniture-making because of its massive wealth from Quaker and British merchants. Philadelphian cabinet makers built elega
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  • ...own from early 20th century as a source of Neogene vertebrate fossils, its wealth of hominid fossil did not become apparent until systematic studies began in
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  • ...s]]. It is also used to influence social conduct and the distribution of wealth, and to promote the growth and stability of economic activity. It can requi
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  • ...prey upon the hopes (or greed) of investors who remembered the tremendous wealth that had been generated for early investors by the introduction of the tele
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  • ...employed a few slaves. He concluded that plantation slavery produced great wealth, but was a dead end, economically, that left the South bypassed by the indu
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  • ...om [[Macrobius]] that Virgil came from a humble farming family with meager wealth; but scholars generally believe that Virgil's family was an [[equestrian]]
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  • ...goes to Sanaa. The people of the south have not benefited from any of this wealth and now it is running out." Also unnamed, a Northern government member says
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  • ...both the manufacturing and utilities industry. This increase in corporate wealth led investors to seek profit in these developments by purchasing corporate
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  • ...1900, plantation reminiscences that described the Old South as a place of wealth, self-sufficiency, honor, hospitality, and happy master-slave relationships
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  • ...ey talked about economic justice, rights of the workers, redistribution of wealth, and surprisingly, democracy."<ref>{{citation ...ost'', as further defining social justice as "the forced redistribution of wealth, with a hostility to individual property, under the guise of charity and/or
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  • ...there were not close friends, separated psychologically by differences in wealth and religion. The land itself was a vast, damp, mosquito ridden domain, acq ...ed to further the abolition movement, donated a considerable amount of his wealth to the "relief of the unhappy," and in 1801 published two volumes of his co
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  • ...family income, wages, taxes, employment, poverty and the distribution of wealth [http://www.amazon.com/State-Working-America-2006-2007/dp/0801473551/ref=pd
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  • ...d that the funeral observances and music in Zhou rites were a waste of the wealth and energy of the people. He therefore was against music and advocated an e
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  • ...democratic middle-class centered society, promoting an equitable share of wealth, protecting cultural identity against mass migrations, and strengthening sh
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  • Paleoclimatology<ref> Spelling of ‘paleo-‘ is commonly ‘palaeo-‘ in Common Wealth countries, e.g. Australia, the UK, etc.</ref> is the study of ancient clima
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  • * "The Definition of Money: Net Wealth and Neutrality as Criteria" with Anna J. Schwartz, ''Journal of Money, Cred
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  • ...on was the third child born to a well-connected planter family of moderate wealth in Goochland County on Virginia's western frontier. His father, Peter Jeffe ...e, whereby the eldest son inherited the entire estate, so as to spread out wealth more evenly and open up opportunities for more young men.
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  • ...tional value. The Spanish fed chuño to the silver miners who produced vast wealth in the 16th century for the Spanish government.
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  • ...entleman, reticent, disciplined, with a strong sense of duty. Blessed with wealth, a happy family life, and many friends, he had a secure emotional base from
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  • ...f [[southern Africa]]<ref name="Mapungubwe"/><ref name="Thulamela"/>. The wealth and sophistication of these people is evident by the beautifully crafted go
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  • ...democratic middle-class centered society, promoting an equitable share of wealth, protecting cultural identity against mass migrations, and strengthening sh
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  • ...]] seemed an unlikely place for a long siege, as many other towns had more wealth and industry, and it occupied a remote area on the east coast of northern E
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  • ...ical Economy in the Scottish Enlightenment'' (1986) [http://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Virtue-Political-Scottish-Enlightenment/dp/0521312140/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&s=
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  • ...of more persistent residents. Migration was selective by age, occupation, wealth, and birthplace. Therefore, more persistent voters were wealthier, more hig
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  • The historic crops [[indigo]] and [[rice]], which were a major source of wealth in colonial times, have disappeared, but [[cotton]] still reigns as one of
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  • ...e knowledge in an individual mind owes at least as much to the accumulated wealth of human knowledge as to direct experience. Thus, the growth of knowledge c
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  • ...ttacked foreigners who were building railroads, exploiting China's mineral wealth, dividing up the port trading concessions, and converting many peasants to ...rs and trucks clog the streets, and 400,000 more are added annually as the wealth shoots up rapidly. Old dirty, coal-burning furnaces have been replaced, lo
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  • ...; the enticement of indulgences used to soften the fires of purgatory; the wealth of devotion and religious ceremonies, which now covered the entire year and ...litical type emerged after 1914, his power based on popularity rather than wealth, on social appeal rather than status, who views politics as a career.<ref>
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  • ...tus)|Histories]]''. While primarily a work of history, the book contains a wealth of geographic description, covering much of the known world. Egypt, Scythia
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  • ...rs, gradually took control in the [[republic]]. The family mainly owed its wealth to [[Giovanni de 'Medici]] (1360-1429). Giovanni's son, Cosimo de 'Medici ( ...o this was another opportunity for artists to find [[patronage]]. With its wealth of Renaissance architecture and decoration, today Venice is still one of th
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  • York is also noted for its wealth of [[church]]es and [[pub]]s. Many of the remaining churches in York are fr
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  • ...by the closure of the Suez Canal during the Six Day War, and mineralogical wealth made the country extremely important to Western interests, particularly dur Not surprisingly, apartheid bore implications for the wealth acquired during rapid industrialization of the 1950s and 1960s. While the W
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  • ...920s was largely governed by the doctrine propounded by Adam Smith in his "Wealth of Nations": ...tp://www.online-literature.com/adam_smith/wealth_nations/14/ Adam Smith: ''Wealth of Nations'', Book II, Chapter 2]</ref>.
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  • ...ferent majority for each. <ref>McPherson</ref>He moved to Chicago, gaining wealth by marriage to a Mississippi woman who inherited a slave plantation. An avi
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  • ...erty. Slave ownership was not widespread, very few families possessed the wealth necessary to own slaves. In 1674, the inventory of Capt. Thomas Willet of The largest source of wealth for Plymouth Colony was the fur trade. The disruption of this trade caused
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  • ...ly being overweight was predominantly seen in the upper class as a sign of wealth and prestige, recent trends show a somewhat different picture. In the USA,
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  • * Campbell, Randolph B., and Richard G. Lowe. ''Wealth and Power in Antebellum Texas'' (1977).
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  • ...he [[Indian subcontinent]] was identified with its commercial and cultural wealth for much of its long history. Four major world religions, [[Hinduism]], [[ Wealth distribution in India, a [[developing country]], is fairly uneven, with the
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  • ...he middle and senior ranks in the army. Promotion depended on the family's wealth, not the officer's talents, and the middle class was shut out almost comple ...and nor the refusal of the British ruling class, then at the zenith of its wealth and pride, to make concessions to terrorists and boycotters. The right wing
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  • ...he art of the "gentle grafter", or investigating the tensions of class and wealth in turn-of-the-century New York, O. Henry had an inimitable hand for isolat
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  • :'''1690s''': Lawyers have more wealth than all merchants and craftsmen in the [[burgh]] combined; over 20% of the :'''1776''':[[Adam Smith]]'s masterpiece ''The Wealth of Nations'' is published
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  • ...he middle and senior ranks in the army. Promotion depended on the family's wealth, not the officer's talents, and the middle class was shut out almost comple ...and nor the refusal of the British ruling class, then at the zenith of its wealth and pride, to make concessions to terrorists and boycotters. The right wing
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  • ...Tolbooth, contains the graves of [[Adam Smith]] (1723-90), author of ''The Wealth of Nations'', the painter Hugh 'Greek' Williams (1773-1829), and the poet [
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  • ...s was elevated substantially. He was amongst the lesser nobles in terms of wealth and status before the departure of the Crusade but his military triumphs an ...mon for the Christian knight to seek both genuine religious redemption and wealth in the form of captured booty from the enemy and all these factors helped i
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  • "Some modern medical historians with a psychoanalytic bent have found "a wealth
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  • ...out it.<ref>Curtis, Bruce. "William Graham Sumner 'On the Concentration of Wealth.'" Journal of American History 1969 55(4): 823-832.</ref>
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  • ...g to the Order and to add more lands to its patrimony. Henry would use the wealth of the Order to finance the voyages that explored the Atlantic coast of Afr
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  • ...iffe., 1993]</ref> (the "Dick Whittington" of legend) acquired substantial wealth and political influence, and the city of London had the power to elect pr
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  • ...na: University of Illinois, 1977. Details the collapse of South Carolina's wealth-based color line and its importation from the north of an ethnic-identity-b ...of the 1895 South Carolina Constitutional Convention that scrapped the old wealth-based color line and adopted a new ethnicity-based color line.
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  • ...one percent of U.S. households holding an estimated 45 percent of national wealth,
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  • ...l organization, and to the theories of welfare economics and of income and wealth distribution. In the 1980s, he helped revive interest in the economics of R
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  • ...conflict Iraq, critical capacity gaps exist despite the country’s relative wealth and strategic importance."
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  • ...ng of crisis. Even more extensive philanthropy was possible because of the wealth of the Quaker merchants based in Philadelphia. <ref> Illick (1976) p 225 </
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  • ...bserved the scholars and found that they were only interested in acquiring wealth and contrasted this with his father's standards of detachment and righteous ...sad, Mother, why then shouldst Thou not reveal Thyself to me? I don't want wealth, friends, relatives, enjoyment of pleasure, and the like. Do show Thyself t
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  • ...Street firm, Bush moved to Texas and, helped by his family connections and wealth, went into the oil business. In 1953 he co-founded the Zapata Petroleum Cor
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  • ...vel in Germany and Italy<ref> R de Bonis: ''Household Aggregate Financial Wealth'' OECD, 2010[http://www.lisproject.org/lws/introduction/finalconf/08.1%20De
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  • ...ionalism incorporating ideas from socialism (the redistribution of private wealth to achieve equality) and capitalism (the government must represent the peop
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  • ...]] also became a major source of income for Yemen. The spice trade brought wealth to Yemen and it gradually became organized as a country. Yemen also establi ...rce of the wealth. Muslims believe that the giving of zakat purifies one's wealth, and one is then free to expend the rest on oneself if one desires. The ins
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  • * Landes, David S. ''The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some Are So Rich and Some So Poor'' (1998)
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  • ...est group politics, with have‑nots demanding their fair share of America's wealth which was being leeched off by nonproductive speculators. Hicks emphasized
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  • ...ther parts of the country, the Hansa merchants quit the town, and Boston's wealth declined.
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  • ...ederick the Great]] of Prussia put it, "The number of the people makes the wealth of states." The policy implications were clear: the state should help rais
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  • The Napoleonic Wars (1793-1815) brought new wealth. Lumbering and shipbuilding developed rapidly, and naval expenditures poure ...thern New England.<ref> MacKinnon, (1996); Kris Inwood, and Phyllis Wagg, "Wealth and Prosperity in Nova Scotia Agriculture, 1851-71." ''Canadian Historical
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  • ...returned photographs. The six missions that landed on the Moon returned a wealth of scientific data and almost 400 kilograms of lunar samples. Experiments i
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  • ...in August 1270 after receiving a grant of one twentieth of every citizen's wealth in a [[parliament]] held in April, 1270. Edward and Louis were the last med
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  • Although Tilden had been born to wealth, and earned large sums of money during his long career, particularly in his
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  • ...pular Lord Germain, made Thompson's political career uncertain. Using the wealth he had recently accumulated, he bought himself an appointment as lieutenan
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  • Although Tilden had been born to wealth, and earned large sums of money during his long career, particularly in his
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  • ...ugust [[1270]] after receiving a grant of one twentieth of every citizen's wealth in a [[parliament]] held in April, 1270. Edward and Louis were the last med
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  • The Hippocratic Corpus records a wealth of information about classical Greek medicine, yet records little details a ...p south of Thrace and North of Asia Minor (Anatolia) &mdash; acquiring its wealth from its location on the trade route between the Black Sea to the northeast
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  • ...be wrong with elitism? On the other hand it mentions those who have great wealth. Is Citizendium saying "we don't think the views of the wealthy are more r
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  • ..."[[diamond-water paradox]]"''. Smith explained in Chapter 4 of Book I of ''Wealth of Nations'':
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  • ...and in sundry other areas. Most important, it ranked first in per capita wealth. With a population of 922,000 in 1931 ranked third in size, behind only Ont ...f>, who won with a simple populist message: the people should share in the wealth of the province rather than watch it contribute to the expansion of the 24
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  • ...s of [[convergent evolution]] or [[brain disorders]], they still provide a wealth of information about the nature of the processes involved. Shape comparison
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  • ...e [[New England]] colonies relied on ship-building and sailing to generate wealth; plantations (many using [[slavery|slave]] labor) in [[Maryland (U.S. state ...heir day; others, however, used force, bribery, and guile to achieve their wealth and power. For better or worse, business interests acquired significant inf
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  • ...eton alumnus and District Court Judge. Given his family's connections and wealth, a career in the law seemed a foregone conclusion for Beasley, but his tenu
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  • Tycho was said to own one percent of the entire wealth of [[Denmark]] at one point in the 1580s and he often held large social gat
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  • ...e=WEALTH>Adam Smith, [http://www.econlib.org/library/Smith/smWN.html ''The Wealth of the Nations''] (Modern Library, 2000).</ref>. Smith wrote a comprehensi
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  • ...cost of equipping oneself in the cavalry, the term became associated with wealth and social status, and eventually knighthood became a formal title. Signi
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  • ...that the values of human society will turn away from desires for greed and wealth and power towards universal love and kindness and the evolution of the soul
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  • ...on of the Franco-American engineered [[Panama Canal, which would bring new wealth to the city.
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  • ...s policy was in accord with Carnegie's philosophy that the dispensation of wealth for the benefit of society must never be in the form of free charity but ra
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  • ...dard Reference Data Program. Apart from chemical structures, it contains a wealth of associated physico-chemical information such as thermochemistry data and
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  • ...''' {{Note_label|C|c|none}} In the Mughal empire, inheritance of power and wealth was not determined through [[primogeniture]], but rather by princely sons c
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  • ...is land, which fact alone added no less than a quarter of a million to his wealth. A very large portion of his estate consists of real estate in Reno. He lea
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  • ...uffocation. Property damage came to two per cent of Japan's total national wealth. Two million people were homeless.
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  • ...famous painters may also have diminished his long-term reputation. Born to wealth, Peirce once said that he never worked a day in his life. He did, however,
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  • ...about him as a permanent part of his persona. In spite of his substantial wealth, Muñoz feels that he lives in a state of impoverishment caused by Goya and
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  • ...live was to focus on self-development rather than the pursuit of material wealth. (Gross 2). He always invited others to try to concentrate more on friendsh
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  • ...gress in material egalitarianism &mdash; the fair distribution of material wealth among Americans &mdash; has far outpaced progress in non-material egalitari
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  • ...that the economic health of capitalism depended on its exploitation of the wealth of the Third World. Without that exploitation capitalism would finally coll
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  • ...lso suggested material rewards, regarding feudal fiefdoms, land ownership, wealth, power, and prestige, all at the expense of the Arabs and Turks. He said th ...off loans back home. Instead of acquiring new rich new lands and fabulous wealth in the East, many noble families sold, pawned or mortgaged lands, castles,
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  • ...manage enterprise. Individual entrepreneurship was the republican way to wealth for the individual and for society as a whole. In opposition was the versio
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  • ...h, while the North, with its dependence on raw materials, siphoned off the wealth of the South.<ref name="Donald, 1961">{{cite book| last=Donald| first=David
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  • ...motivation to increase production, improved standards of living, and gain wealth. Perhaps nowhere was this more progressive at than Sir [[Thomas Dale]]'s il ...g Reconstruction. The so-called Readjusters aspired "to break the power of wealth and established privilege" and to promote public education. The Readjusters
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  • ...o date, over 100 microbial genomes have been sequenced. This unprecedented wealth of information, together with the experimental tools now available, provide
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  • ...dominant voice in the foreign affairs of Holland. Only men with sufficient wealth and a long enough residence within the city could join the ruling class. Ma Amsterdam's wealth was generated by its commerce, which was in turn sustained by the judicious
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  • ...tten by members of a minority community who reside within a nation of vast wealth and economic power."<ref>''English Postcoloniality: Literatures from Around
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  • ...the history of the treatment of tuberculosis with gold therapy. Despite a wealth of negative experimental evidence, gold therapy was popular in the early to
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  • ...ned its former ideology: giving priority to growth over redistribution or wealth, and advocating the market system as a the key to growth. Their 1997 electi
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  • ...manage enterprise. Individual entrepreneurship was the republican way to wealth for the individual and for society as a whole. In opposition was the versio
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  • ...now and worship the Creator, develop his or her talents, obtain sufficient wealth to raise a family, and contribute to the advancement of humanity. === Elimination of extremes of wealth and poverty ===
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  • ...that the strength of a republic lay in there being no great discrepancy of wealth between the citizens,<ref>De l'Esprit des Lois, Bk V, chs 3 & 4</ref> and t
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  • ...' against the developing countries and producing an unintended transfer of wealth from them to the developing companies. Their findings have been confirmed b
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  • ...the right of popular rebellion against tyranny. Smith, in his monumental ''Wealth of Nations'' (1776), advocated liberty in the sphere of commerce and the gl ...ocal agriculture. The industrial developments, while they brought work and wealth, were so rapid that housing, town-planning, and provision for public health
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  • ...(1485-1540), a minister of [[Henry VIII]]; they had acquired considerable wealth by taking over monastery property during the [[Reformation]]. At the time o
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  • ...ially prominent in the [[seventeenth century]] on account of their number, wealth, education, and influence, they established poetical academies after Spanis
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  • ...fter the American Revolution. By the 18th Century, the family had grown in wealth, power and influence from the profits of several businesses including hardw ...e development and conservation of all the other great permanent sources of wealth." During his presidency, Roosevelt promoted the nascent conservation moveme
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  • ...' against the developing countries and producing an unintended transfer of wealth from them to the developing companies. Their findings have been confirmed b
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  • ...of large [[bourgeois]] or [[middle class]] [[audience]]s and the spread of wealth and literacy and the growth of both [[mass media|mass]] and niche [[market
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  • ...their own food and clothing, using their pay or, more often, their private wealth. The pay, when it occasionally arrived, seldom was enough to buy much. Thei Britain now was outnumbered in population and wealth, and worst of all, outgunned on the seas by an aggregate of 120 ships of th
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  • ...ld rush of 1859-1860, when thousands walked across the plains in search of wealth. Two small settlements, Denver City and Auraria, were consolidated in 1860;
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  • ''The number of the male domestics in a family varies according to the wealth and position of the master, from the owner of the ducal mansion, with a ret
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  • ...vals, and always between late July and late September &mdash; Mars shows a wealth of surface detail to a [[telescope]]. Especially noticeable, even at low ma
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  • ..., where such an association was not made, Venus or ''[[Shukra]]'' affected wealth, comfort, and attraction. Early Chinese astronomers called the body ''Tai-p
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  • ''The number of the male domestics in a family varies according to the wealth and position of the master, from the owner of the ducal mansion, with a ret
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  • ...manage enterprise. Individual entrepreneurship was the republican way to wealth for the individual and for society as a whole. In opposition was the versio
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  • There exists a wealth of other examples. The best researches are the ones of:<br /><br /> 1. Rezn
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  • ...llion families faced foreclosure in 2008, and the reductions in personal wealth resulting from the fall in house prices were causing further reductions in
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  • 1776 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Adam Smith]]'s ''Wealth of Nations'' - advocacy of "laisser-faire" on the grounds that the only leg
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  • ...ovement. For them, the Klan had been nothing more than a means for gaining wealth and power. These marginal men had risen to the top of the hooded order beca
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  • ...e life and teachings of [[Gautama Buddha|the Buddha]], expounded with much wealth of local color and not a little felicity of versification. The book became
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  • ...comprised of the gentry owners and managers of land and of other forms of wealth, as well as smaller groups that were subject to elite domination and protec
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  • ...living is mostly high. The [[median income]] is $46,326 per household. The wealth is somewhat unevenly distributed; the top 20% have a household median incom
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  • ...without complaint, although they set at naught all those privileges which wealth and birth have introduced among mankind. In New England, consequently, the
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  • ...of the commerce of England and Holland in the seventeenth century and the wealth which followed brought to these non-Roman Catholic lands questions of all s
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  • ...e are some "official flows" involving national governments and ''sovereign wealth funds''.
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  • ...out it.<ref>Curtis, Bruce. "William Graham Sumner 'On the Concentration of Wealth.'" Journal of American History 1969 55(4): 823-832.</ref>
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  • ...g their lead from Göring, who looted and plundered both state property and wealth appropriated from the Jews. By the mid 1930s the party as an institution wa
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  • ...ong with their allies the Embu and the Meru. By 1978 most of the country's wealth and power was in the hands of the organisation which grouped these three tr
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  • The question remains if sudden wealth is likely to be detected. More extensive bank reporting, partially as a res
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  • ...0 years the Germans had been moving east in Europe, pushing out the Slavs. Wealth was based on agriculture, so possession of land was decisive. Germany had
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  • ...in 1786, the economies of Upcountry and Lowcountry became fairly equal in wealth. The Lowcountry could grow long staple cotton, but the Upcountry's soil cou
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  • ...in McMaster, p. 165</ref> Some of these factions sought political power or wealth, while others sought to avoid domination by other groups (Catholic vs Buddh
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  • ...renounce their U.S. citizenship every year, many in order to protect their wealth from income, estate and gift taxes. But last week, Congress may have made l
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  • ...in McMaster, p. 165</ref> Some of these factions sought political power or wealth, while others sought to avoid domination by other groups (Catholic vs Buddh
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  • ...nue to substitute for a willingness to create an equitable distribution of wealth and power.<ref name=McGregor2005-07-01>{{cite web
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  • ...not elected a Democrat since 1884. The Roosevelt name, with its associated wealth, prestige and influence in the Hudson Valley, and the Democratic landslide
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  • ...tes, which they believe are unfairly targeted at those who create jobs and wealth. They believe private spending is usually more efficient than government sp
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  • ...ude [[Borneo]], [[New Guinea]], and [[Madagascar]], all of which exhibit a wealth of different species, many unique to their respective island. Due to these
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  • ...ida, 36% to 31%, ceding the momentum to McCain. Analysts say his personal wealth, should he choose to spend it, is enough to carry him through the primaries
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  • ...ge]] boasts a rich and prominent literary heritage. England has produced a wealth of significant literary figures including playwrights [[William Shakespeare
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